It's stuff like this that really puts people off the idea of forced updates, to the point of turning it off altogether. What the user doesn't see are the fixes to various security issues; what they definitely do see are these disruptive, completely unnecessary changes to their environment.

To paraphrase loosely someone else's memorable quote (unfortunately I have forgotten the author), "the updates are like vaccinations that also have a large chance of making you grow an extra arm and turning your skin green."

Relatedly, another forced update recently left some of my coworkers using Win10 and IE pissed off about an extra useless search box appearing: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie11-iewindows_...